2026-01-01 23:50:09

#数字资产动态追踪 Will 2026 be a turning point for the crypto market? During this period, some people have indeed made a fortune in the bull market, but many have also fallen into traps.

What do you think about the current market rhythm? Will it continue to fluctuate next year or truly take off? I believe most people are uncertain about this. Do you have any experienced friends who can share recent gains, or what are your thoughts on the market trend for 2026?

From a cyclical perspective, the price fluctuations of crypto assets are often closely related to macro factors, policy and environmental regulations, and the attitudes of mainstream institutions. If these variables develop positively next year, there is indeed a possibility of a market rally. But the key is to manage risks properly and avoid all-in positions.

What are your thoughts?

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SerumSurfer

· 11h ago

Honestly, no one can predict what 2026 will look like. Anyway, those who are all in now are all lone warriors. They've stepped into more pits than they've earned, and risk management is really just a bunch of empty words. Everyone is waiting for that "positive variable," but when it comes to policies, who dares to make any guarantees? It's good to be optimistic, but you still have to keep some backup plans.

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LiquidationOracle

· 01-04 08:36

Honestly, who dares to guarantee 2026? I just can't understand this kind of certainty analysis. Only those who have stepped on the坑have the right to speak; those making money are quietly getting rich. No one listens to risk management anymore; it's still that group of people going all in.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 01-02 18:33

My suggestion is, instead of worrying about what 2026 will look like, it's better to clear out the trash coins in your hands. Too many people have died in the illusion of "waiting, waiting, waiting." --- Anyone who says "all in" is foolish. I've been burned by this before, and now I'm very cautious. --- Honestly, no one can predict, but there are signs from the institutional side. This year is indeed different. --- Few people make huge profits; most of the people around me are still losing. Don't listen to those showing off their returns. --- The cycle sounds very professional, but who can really grasp that point? I choose to hold steadily. --- A policy change can turn everything cold; that's the biggest risk, not technical issues. --- Taking off next year? Ha, I believe more in continued shakeouts. Mental preparation is the most important. --- Six words about risk management sound simple, but few can really do it. I'm afraid of getting liquidated. --- Might as well lie flat, invest regularly in a few mainstream coins, don't overthink it. The more you think, the more chaotic it gets.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 01-02 00:19

Making money in a bull market sounds simple, but the actual number of people who get trapped is probably higher; you need a bit of luck. The idea of a 2026 turning point is too vague; it still depends on institutional actions and policy trends. All-in investors are probably kicking themselves now.

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screenshot_gains

· 01-02 00:17

Profit screenshot collection fanatic, relying on luck and skill to navigate the crypto world The market looks like this, no one can predict what 2026 will be like. Anyway, I will continue to dollar-cost average, very steady People often fall into traps because of greed. I've seen too many all-in positions that directly lead to liquidation. It's very intense Institutional attitude is indeed very crucial. You should pay more attention to macro news and not just watch the charts If you ask me, if there's profit, take a screenshot as a souvenir; if not, pretend you didn't see it, haha The turning point in 2026? Maybe, but I'm more concerned about next month's market. I don't really believe in long-term prospects Risk management sounds good in theory, but in practice, it's still based on intuition. Oh well

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MetaverseMigrant

· 01-02 00:15

Bro, you're right, but whether 2026 can take off still depends on how the Federal Reserve plays it. There are indeed many who have fallen into traps, mainly because of greed—they insist on going all in to be satisfied. Recently, returns have been average, no changes to the holdings, just watching the show. Policy is definitely the key, but who knows what will happen next year. Honestly, the cycle theory gives me a headache; it's safer to follow the institutions. I can't understand this wave of market行情; I'll wait until the risks pass before jumping in.

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TokenRationEater

· 01-02 00:15

Honestly, there are more pitfalls, and those who are wealthy are either lucky or already skilled at playing the game. Who the TM can accurately predict 2026? I am increasingly skeptical of those big V's claims. All in investors have already died, and that is the truth. Macro policies are too uncertain; a black swan event could happen at any time. The mindset of holding coins has changed now; it's not as excited anymore. The money made has long been withdrawn, and the rest is just for fun. As for the turning point... as long as BTC stays above 50,000, there is still a possibility.

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MetaReckt

· 01-02 00:05

Bro, that's a good question, but honestly, who can really guess right? I'm currently in a state of making and losing money at the same time. There are indeed people getting rich in the bull market, but I see more people getting caught in traps. Anyway, I would never go all-in, no matter what. The turning point in 2026? It depends on the policies and the mood of the institutions. Risk management will always come first. I've made a little profit but didn't dare to be too arrogant. I feel like I'll wait until next year to see the outlook before making any moves.

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SleepTrader

· 01-01 23:53

Honestly, who can really see through 2026? Everyone is just gambling. More people are getting caught in traps; only a few aggressive bottom-fishers are making money. Those who went all in are now regretting it. I really chickened out. Have institutions changed their attitude? It still feels like they’re watching and waiting. Risk management sounds easy to talk about, but when the market actually moves, it’s easy to get impulsive. I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s continued volatility next year; anyway, I’m committed to dollar-cost averaging. Who can be certain about policies? It all depends on guesses.

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